Blendtec Brawn and Brains CHEF, Руководство пользователя

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Pressing the HIGH PULSE button will run the motor at speed 17 until the button is
released.
5.3 AUTOMATIC CYCLE OPERATION
Your Chef machine is designed to record, store, and replay manual operations up
to 90 seconds long. This allows you to easily create custom blend cycles which are
best suited to blending specific recipes and need to be used repeatedly. To use
this feature, simply run the blender manually using the speed up/down buttons,
then press and hold down the MEMORY 1 MEMORY 2 or MEMORY 3 button. The
blender will beep twice and the LCD display will display “Storing to Mem _(1,2 or
3)”, indicating that the self-made blend cycle is being stored to that button. Once
the LCD display returns to the standard “Blendtec” screen the blend cycle has been
stored and can be played back by pressing that memory button. To delete the cycle
stored in MEMORY, simply store another manual cycle in that memory button and it
automatically deletes the one which was previously stored.
5.4 TROUBLE SHOOTING SUGGESTIONS
Error Message on the LCD screen:
• The “OVERTEMP” error message indicates an overheated condition has been
detected and the motor has been disabled until the unit cools to operating
temperatures. Unplug the motor and allow cooling for at least 20 minutes.
• The “OVERLOAD” error message indicates too heavy of a load on the motor. This
is usually caused by a blockage in the jar preventing the blender blades from
turning. The overload error is cleared by turning off the blender for ten seconds
(using the switch), then turning back on. Remove the jar from the blender to clear
any blockage, then use the LOW PULSE button on the touch pad to quickly pulse
the blade through the mixture. Once the blade spins freely a programmed button
may be used. If blender fails to start after following these steps, contact your
Blendtec service center for assistance.
• A “WATCHDOG TIMEOUT” error indicates a disruption in the normal operation
of the electronic blender controls. This is an uncommon error message, which is
usually caused by incoming power fluctuations or spikes. This error message is
cleared by turning off the blender for ten seconds (using the switch), then turning
back on. If this error is displayed immediately on start-up, or if it occurs regularly
during normal use contact your Blendtec service center for assistance.
BLENDER MOTOR WILL NOT TURN ON . If the blender motor will not turn on, try
the following:
• Check to make sure that the blender is plugged in.
• Check to make sure that the power switch is turned on.
• Check to see if there are any messages on the LCD display. Absence of a lighted
LCD display indicates that there is a lack of power to the microprocessor.
• Check the house current breaker switch or fuse to make sure that it is set to the on
position.
If none of the above addressed the problem, contact your Blendtec service center for
assistance.
BLADE STOPS: If the overload switch stops the blender, remove the blender jar and
carefully check for blockage of the blade. If no blockage is found, replace jar and